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The Stables - Self Catering Chalets by the Beach - Dog Friendly

Heacham

Nichola

Heacham Beach Caravan - Sleeps 6 - Pets Ok

King's Lynn

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15 Jun - 16 Jun

Heacham Beach Caravan - Sleeps 6 - Pets Ok

Hunstanton

"Very poor weather, which can't be helped, however having no TV or internet or swimming pool for two days was a problem. Trying to turn on the TV we found we had to use our own roaming service with very poor reception and excessive costs, when the owners were asked I was told they couldn't access the internet, however reception said there was no problem with reception they just didn't wish to pay site charges."

Martin H.

Host & Stay | Shepherd's Hut

Briston

includes taxes & fees

14 Jun - 15 Jun

Ingoldmells - Caravan- Sleeps 8 - Seaside - Wi-Fi

Skegness

includes taxes & fees

14 Jun - 15 Jun

Chapel Saint Leonards - Happy Days Sleeps 6

Skegness

includes taxes & fees

14 Jun - 15 Jun

Chapel Saint Leonards - Happy Days sleeps 6

Skegness

2 Bedroom Caravan Sleeps 6 -Free Parking -Tv -WiFi

Skegness

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Top King's Lynn Hotel Reviews

The Wenns Chop & Ale House

10/10 Excellent

"Great location, near the Cathedral....lovely staff ....rooms exceptionally well appointed"

King's Lynn Caravan & Camping Park

10/10 Excellent

"The side entry pod was at the bottom of a quiet row. It was surprisingly well appointed with one of the best showers I’ve had when staying away for a long time and a comfy bed. The site itself had a fab shop with everything you could need. Will look to stay again when I’m in the area."

The Ostrich

10/10 Excellent

"This is a wonderful example of historic English buildings that have been updated for modern stays without losing their architectural quirks and historical oddities. Not ideal for people with limited mobility, but we enjoyed ducking under low lintels and walking over uneven floors, some of which have been around for several centuries. Our room was clean and well-provided, and though there was a leak in the clean-water part of our toilet the owner told us that the required part was on order and it was never a huge issue. We stayed two nights. The first morning there were a couple of young lads manning the breakfast kitchen, and they were efficient if a little absent. Sitting at the mouth of the giant fireplace in the back room was lovely, and definitely inspired us to come back that evening for the sticky toffee pudding written up on the menu board above the mantlepiece. We didn't eat supper there, we had plans with local family, but the pudding was excellent. Sounds of the Bingo game floated up to us as we went to bed - but this was our first day from Central Time (US) and we went early. The second morning the owner was on breakfast duty. It was a Wednesday and not particularly busy, so he came over and chatted with us and even played with our four-month-old so that Mama could eat without holding him. The full English was really good both days, too. Go Travelodge for a pad to land on; come to the Ostrich for a leisurely taste of English heritage."

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